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How do you define your primary marketing objective? What are the four different marketing objectives for influencer marketing? Why are brands commonly picking the wrong KPIs for their marketing objectives? How do you come up with a strong creative idea for your campaign? How much should you be spending on influencer marketing, and how much does it cost?
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Effective cost per mille or cost per thousand
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N=2,267 “The 2020 Influencer Wellness Report by Relatable Trends”
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Google TrueView Brand Lift, Global, Q1 2016
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15 TNS/Google Gearshift Study. UK, Base: New car buyers, n = 500
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Including, but not limited to consumer research or industry trend reports
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Levin, A. (2020). The Four-Step Influencer Marketing Framework. In: Influencer Marketing for Brands. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5503-2_7
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